“We as a people have to move from a culture of consumption to a culture of conservation, a culture of consumers to a culture of producers of renewable energy. We have no time left for half measures.”
~ Paul Gipe
Podcasts with Paul Gipe
- An Electric Revolution with Henry Sanderson: Charles Brush: America’s Wind Power Pioneer. In 1888, a tall wind turbine in the backyard of a grand mansion on Cleveland’s Euclid Avenue caught the attention of many. This was no ordinary decoration. It was the pioneering work of Charles Brush, one of the first people to harness wind power for generating electricity. My guest today is Paul Gipe, a wind power advocate for over four decades. 7 March 2025.
- The Uptime Wind Energy Podcast: Renewable Energy Where We’ve been & Where We’re Going with Paul Gipe. November 30, 2020.
- Plug-In America with Bob Tregilus. Bob Tregilus speaks with renewable energy policy guru, Paul Gipe, about his year adventuring around south central California in his EV. November 30, 2015. 30:51.
- Harvey Wasserman’s California Solartopia – Part 5 with Paul Gipe. In this last show of the special 5 part radio series Harvey discusses amazing advancements in renewable energy with expert Paul Gipe. California Solartopia co-produced by Harvey Wasserman and KPFK Program Director Alan Minsky was heard on Pacifica Radio’s Los Angeles fm station KPFK Monday, June 29, 2015 through Friday, July 3, 2015. 59:36.
- Time for Action on Renewable Energy: Paul Gipe on Feed-in Tariffs–In this podcast Paul Gipe speaks at a gathering of renewable energy entrepreneurs, analysts, policy wonks, and leaders from across the globe. the gathering focused on feed-in tariffs as the best means of rapidly deploying renewable energy. It works in Germany and many other countries – it can work in the U.S. too. Recorded by Thomas Schuenema, July 30, 2010. 30:06.
- The Oil Drum: Wind Power with Paul Gipe (transcript)–The World Wind Energy Conference is just around the corner and happens to be in my home town. I was flipping through the conference program and noticed a familiar name pop up quite a lot: Paul Gipe. He’s written a number of books on wind power and most recently has become involved in feed-in tariffs for wind power in North America. I spoke to him a while ago about how the industry has developed. June 8, 2008.
